Episode #91 - The Blackshaw Arts Hour

• Matt reviews Ant Man & The Wasp/The Spy Who Dumped Me
• The Scare Slam – it's a-comin'! Apply to take part. Tickets now on sale.
• We play a taste of what you can expect from the Scare Slam - a piece from last year's show, The Fatberg of Whitechapel by Reece Connolly
• We chat about Blackshaw's mates, Non Zero One and their brilliant project, Put Her Forward
• It's that time again - Victoria Sadler's round up of female playwrights at off-west end London theatres this year (Spoiler - representation is still a bit rubbish, boo!)
• The penultimate episode of Black Shuck - Art and Martha heard a seal, and then a pair of glowing, spooky, eyes appeared – but turned out to be the lights of the boat – drop off secured, Martha was left alone…until the dog turned up…so where is Art? And is that dog, just a normal dog?!

 

Relevant Links

Ant Man & The Wasp - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5095030/?ref_=nv_sr_1 

The Spy Who Dumped Me - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6663582/?ref_=nv_sr_1 

The Scare Slam Tickets - http://bit.ly/ScareSlam2018 

The Scare Slam, apply to take part - http://blackshawonline.com/whats-on/ 

Non Zero One: Put Her Forward - http://putherforward.com/ and http://www.nonzeroone.com/projects/put-her-forward/ 

Victoria Sadler:  2018 Theatre in Review: Challenges for Female Playwrights Continues -  http://www.victoriasadler.com/2018-theatre-in-review-challenges-for-female-playwrights-continues/